Science

Women still in pain two to three years after breast surgery, University of Copenhagen study shows

After recent University of Copenhagen research, cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy can now take part in an intensive exercise program

In times of need, a colony of army ants will assimilate itself into another colony

Research centre will find out how emerging global powers reconcile poverty, culture and the space-age

University of Copenhagen researchers have found a bacterium that 'switches on' production of molecules to kill white blood cells and beat the body's immune system. The finding could help in the fight against antibiotic resistance

Hot-iron branding is more painful than microchipping, reveals University of Copenhagen study

In an ideal economy, the healthy businesses stay alive – and the sick ones go under. Good bankruptcy laws help discern which is which

Children of older fathers are more likely to have certain genetic diseases. U of C research collaboration pinpoints testicular tumors as the cause

Natural selection ignores the advancement of medicine and improved public health. Evolution still favours those that have the most children. This means the women of the future will be a bit shorter and bit a heavier

Research by University of Copenhagen obesity expert Arne Astrup shows diabetes injection is more effective than one of the leading obesity drugs